Instruction manual

REAR BRAKE PADS REPLACEMENT (Fig. 7 )

First, screw in the adjusting screw on the left brake lever on the handlebars. Loosen

the nuts (M5 - 914.003.01) holding the brake body to the brake holder, and pull the

brake body, rearward. Do not loosen the cable retainer! Remove the two distance

bushes and the two threaded bushes from the brake body. Detach both halves of the

brake caliper by screwing out the nuts (M6 – 914.010.01). Remove the worn brake

pads 512.054.00.

Place the new brake pad with the pivot hole into the brake half with the control

mechanism and fully screw out the adjusting bolt. Affix the other brake pad carefully

into it’s matching half. To re-install the brake assembly, reverse the sequence as

described. Perform the brake adjustment.

Riding with worn brake pads can reduce the braking performance and

cause an accident. Check and replace brake pads according to the

instructions in this manual.

WHEEL REMOVAL (Fig. 14)

Screw off the front / rear axle nut (M10) and pull off the wheel. To re-install the

wheel, reverse the sequence – install the wheel and tighten the axle nut (M10)

securely.

TYRE CHANGE (Fig. 14)

Remove the wheel (see above). deflate the inner tube. Detach both halves of the

wheel rim by removing the 3 x M6 fixing bolts (M6-914.011.01). Then replace the

tyre and / or inner tube. To re-assemble, reverse the above making sure not to trap

the inner tube and locate the valve correctly also note the tyre direction. Inflate the

tyre to a maximum of 2.5 bar.

Using worn, improperly inflated, or incorrect tyres will reduce stability

and can cause an accident.